Turkish ‘threat’ talked up in Israel as Netanyahu focuses on new alliances | Politics News
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans for a new "hexagonal" alliance to counter what he called a "radical Sunni axis," including countries like India, Greece, and Cyprus. This comes amid heightened tensions with Turkey, which has been critical of Israel's actions towards Palestinians and its war on Gaza. Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett also declared Turkiye a threat to Israel, echoing similar sentiments from other politicians. However, analysts argue that the focus on Turkiye may be a distraction tactic to deflect attention from the real issue: Iran.
27 FEB 2026
— BBC
Prime Minister Modi and Netanyahu agreed to deepen defense and AI cooperation during a two-day visit, culminating in a series of bilateral agreements.
28 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
The Congress criticized Prime Minister Modi's visit to Israel, citing concerns that it could be perceived as endorsing military escalation and undermining India's commitment to international law.
1 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
Following the attack on Iran by the United States and Israel, Prime Minister Modi will chair a CCS meeting to discuss the escalating situation.
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